Featured carved religious vignettes/icons

anyone recognize what these are?

 

where r u
where did u find them
r they wood
can u show the back
r there any markings
they may be religious ...they may not.

 

polychrome wood. best I have of the back. don't think that's a date, the other is numbered 2450 I think. they're from the estate of a collector of antiques all over the place so no real context. I'm in Georgia.

 

The one with the lone woman seems to say 1901 on the front. Maybe Year?

 

Religious panels, an angel, and the Holy Family with an angel.
They look like Spanish or Italian folk carving. The angel could also be French.

 

Could be Colonial South American (in style.)

Debora

 

The sides can’t be seen. Possibly evidence if each were the central panel of a triptych?

 

My knee jerk was Spanish,they are lovely. Id have snatched them in a second.

 

don't know why but my first identification for them would be polish/ eastern european

 

Maybe from those Polish folk carvings with the big heads?
Seems to be another European folk thing, Spanish carve big-headed figurines too.

 

Santos? The folk carving looks right, although santos usually feature individuals rather than vignettes.

 

https://www.etsy.com/listing/256064561/antique-italian-hand-carved-relief?show_sold_out_detail=1

I found this, I have no idea if it’s correct information. I thought it looked similar.

 

Maybe removed from link
https://www.antiquehelper.com/catalog.php?id=227&page=3
I guess the jury is out.

 

There's that santos word!